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In Greenwich, resources abound for teenagers. The annual Wellness fair at GHS allowed students to connect with organizations like: Liberation Programs, Venus Clinic, GEMS, The Center for Sexual Assault Crisis Counseling and Education, Volunteer Square and a dozen others. Continue Reading →
“The campus was knowingly built in a 55-acre swamp that has been repeatedly filled with toxic waste.” – Bill Effros Continue Reading →
The GHS spring musical cast list features Oliver Prose as both Cain and Japeth, Sarah Zygmont as Eve, Chris DeSantis as Shem, Jack Ullrich as Ham, Patty Kohn as Yonah Continue Reading →
Paul Hicks has been selected by the GHS Class of 2014 as the commencement speaker for the June 19, 2014 graduation ceremony. Continue Reading →
“We’re just a dancing fam,” said the GHS senior. The Zuccarellos relocated from Newtown to Greenwich to support Christina and sister Cayla in their pursuit of dance in Manhattan. This March, Christina, 18, won a coveted spot in Juilliard’s dance program in the class of 2018. Continue Reading →
A huge cast for the GHS spring musical production of Children of Eden includes children from local elementary schools. The play runs May 15-17 at 7:30pm in the auditorium. Tickets are $20 and can be reserved by calling (203) 863-8808. Continue Reading →
Great tradition. Great cause: Girls Softball at GHS. Continue Reading →
The New York Rangers find themselves in a tough spot after losing three in a row to the Pittsburgh Penguins, but there is hope. Continue Reading →
With the Red Cross out of the “Safe Rides” business, and senior prom coming up on June 7, First Selectman Peter Tesei said volunteers would be sought to provide rides to students between the hours of 11:00pm and 4:00am. Continue Reading →
A GHS event for incoming AVID 9th graders was a night of inspiration and celebration. Upperclassmen referred to AVID staff as ‘your saviors’ and expressed gratitude for the program which many credited with their becoming the first in their families to head off to college. Continue Reading →